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From Charleston Daily, Post and Courier and Live 5 News, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Charleston Daily11 hours ago
10 Quotes That Capture the Magic, Mystery and Beauty of Charleston, South Carolina, on Charleston DailyBy Mark A Leon – Charleston Daily From Pat Conroy’s love affair with the Lowcountry to the observations of…
Post and Courier14 hours ago
'One Tree Hill' actress Bethany Joy Lenz brings her new novel to Charleston Porch Talks, on Post and Courier"One Tree Hill" actress Bethany Joy Lenz will discuss her new novel, "The Betrayal of Cora Wexford," at Charleston Porch Talks on Nov. 17. Read on for a preview of the event with insights from Lenz.
Post and Courier14 hours ago
Charleston Literary Festival fellowships highlight emerging and international literary voices, on Post and CourierThe Charleston Literary Festival Fellows Showcase, a free event, will introduce audiences to two fellows whose work explores Black history and the realities of war.
Live 5 NewsYesterday
‘I can and I will’: Ninth annual Boyz to Men conference teaches boys how to be men, on Live 5 NewsHosted by the Palmetto Hope Network and Real Men Against Violence, the annual conference taught boys ages eight to 18 all the essential skills and lessons to become men.
In brief
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The CitadelFurman beat The Citadel 24-14 Saturday at Johnson Hagood Stadium, the Paladins' sixth straight win in the series.
Furman beat The Citadel 24-14 Saturday at Johnson Hagood Stadium, the Paladins' sixth straight win in the series. The Bulldogs (2-8, 0-6 SoCon) fell in their Homecoming game, though Nick Billoups ran for 120 yards and both touchdowns.
Around South Carolina · Today’s editionSources: WYFF, Post and Courier, Live 5 News
Stingrays FridayThe South Carolina Stingrays beat Orlando 4-1 Friday at the North Charleston Coliseum, bouncing back from their first loss of the season.
The South Carolina Stingrays beat Orlando 4-1 Friday at the North Charleston Coliseum, bouncing back from their first loss of the season. Ben Kraws stopped 25 of 26 shots for his fifth win in as many starts, and four Stingrays scored.
Around South Carolina · Today’s editionSources: Post and Courier, WCIV
Stingrays SaturdayThe Stingrays blanked Orlando 3-0 Saturday in front of 5,065 fans to sweep the weekend series.
The Stingrays blanked Orlando 3-0 Saturday in front of 5,065 fans to sweep the weekend series. Garin Bjorklund made a season-high 29 saves for his first shutout of the season.
Around South Carolina · Today’s editionSource: South Carolina Stingrays
Remley's PointRemley's Point Boat Landing will close mid-November through early summer 2027 for a new four-ramp concrete launch, a 210-foot fixed wave break and floating docks.
Remley's Point Boat Landing will close mid-November through early summer 2027 for a new four-ramp concrete launch, a 210-foot fixed wave break and floating docks. Shem Creek Boat Landing will stay open as an alternative for boaters.
News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: Post and Courier
Heritage MonthThe Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians is reflecting on a history in the Lowcountry that dates to the 1700s.
The Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians is reflecting on a history in the Lowcountry that dates to the 1700s. WCBD says the tribe is also helping bring Indigenous stories to the big screen this weekend.
News Notes · Saturday’s editionSource: WCBD News 2
Literary FestivalThe Charleston Literary Festival is in its 10th year, with 52 events across Charleston.
The Charleston Literary Festival is in its 10th year, with 52 events across Charleston. Salman Rushdie and Barbara Kingsolver are among the names, and WCIV says it runs Nov. 6-15.
News Notes · Saturday’s editionSources: WCBD News 2, WCIV